Two roads diverged, and mine just changed (my Peace Corps departure is now delayed until August 2021), and I sit on the wall by the babbling creek that I pass while Traveling at the Speed of […]
Hope for the flowers (and all of us)
“Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.” Seeing this beauty in my garden yesterday gave me hope and renewed faith in humanity. The Black Lives Matter movement is changing […]
Deactivating — in order to stay activated
After seeing news reports and first-person accounts online about long lines, broken voting machines, and other problems at voting locations yesterday, specifically in several metro Atlanta counties (including mine) in the State of Georgia’s election, […]
Who
Whoo. Whoo. Whooooooo? Who is the person for whom you’ve been waiting? Who can create positive change? Who is necessary? That would be you. Please vote with your pedals, your fork, your dollars, and your […]
A good bike ride
When your local CVS drugstore carries a product that does good, like this, and you get to vote for it with your pedals and your dollars . . . that’s a good bike ride. If […]
Little Free Food Pantry
This Little Free Food Pantry speaks the universal language of kindness.
Meet YT
Meet YT. She is Today’s Nice Stranger. I met her while Traveling at the Speed of Bike in Clarkston, Georgia (the most diverse square mile in the United States). I used to do research and […]
What can I offer?
And so, with everything happening and with need being great and constant, I ask myself yet again while Traveling at the Speed of Bike: What can I offer my country-in-crisis? How can I be effective and […]
